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Learn to identify reliable sources.

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A is one that provides a thorough , - theory , argument , discussion , etc . based on . Some examples are : , and ; Trade or professional articles or ; and from ; Other sources like and can be reliable but require .

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A newspaper whose editorial and news - gathering functions are considered authoritative and independent is a .

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A " newspaper of record " , or gazette , to a publicly available newspaper that is by a to publish public or notices .

The second type , a " , " is not defined by . It is considered to meet of journalism , not / by the , takes for mistakes , attention to detail and accuracy , comprehensive and of , and regarded .

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Primary Sources are created by people who witnessed or participated in the events they describe . Examples include : , , , , , , , .

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Secondary Sources are made by in the events described . Examples include : , posts , , , articles , articles , textbooks , and analyse s

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To assess if a source is reliable , check if it is , assess its ( best is usually within past years if it is ; this is flexible with other fields ) , read the , and consider the its written in ( you can filter for when searching to cut down on sources ) .

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The C . R . A . A . P test is a way to evaluate a source based on the following criteria : Currency , Reliability , Authority , Accuracy and Purpose / Point of View . Below are some questions to help you think about how to measure each of the criteria .

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How is the information ?

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What of information is in the resource ?

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Who is the or ?

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Are there to the sources of the information ?

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